HomeMy WebLinkAbout136 Lost Bear Trl - 194122301003Work Classification: NewPermit
121 5TH ST
HINSDALE IL 60521-4608
Address Owner Information
Permit Status: Active
Project Address
194122301003
Permit Type: OWTS Permit
Permit NO. OWTS-10-09-3844
Expires: 10/29/2010 Issue Date: 7/1/2010
Parcel No.
000136 LOST BEAR TRL Suite: 63 WOLCOTT AREA, CO
Private Wastewater
System
Environmental Health
Department
P.O. Box 179
500 Broadway
Eagle, CO 81631-0179
Phone: (970)328-8755
Fax: (970)328-8788
Phone: (630)850-9512
Cell:
Inspection
For Inspections call: (970) 328-8755
Inspections:
IVR
OWTS Partial Inspection 093
OWTS Final Inspection 095
PhoneEngineer(s)
(888)406-2289Eliminite
Contractor(s)Phone Primary ContractorLicense Number
SEPTIC SMART (970)343-0229 Yes01-10
PETER MASON
Permitted Construction / Details:
Redesign reviewed and approved.
This system consists of a 1500 gallon 2 compartment septic tank with a 120 TANC Eliminite unit and 1500
square feet of absorption area credit via 76 Q-4 Infiltrator chambers configured in 4 pressure dosed
trenches of 19 chambers per trench.
Install exactly as depicted on the design dated , stamped, and signed May 12, 2010.
* Note - the design includes a dry sewer and access for servicing which crosses the water line. Encase
the vacuum sewer as depicted on the drawings.
Issued by: Environmental Health Department, Eagle County, CO
July 02, 2010
Date
Customer Copy
Andrew Jessen
CONDITIONS:
1. THIS PERMIT EXPIRES BY TIME LIMITATION AND BECOMES NULL AND VOID IF THE WORK AUTHORIZED BY THE PERMIT IS NOT
COMMENCED WITHIN 120 DAYS OF ISSUANCE, OR BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF AN ASSOCIATED BUILDING PERMIT
2. ALL INSTALLATIONS MUST COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE EAGLE COUNTY INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
REGULATIONS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY GRANTED IN C.R.S. 25-10-101, et seq., AS AMENDED
3. THIS PERMIT IS VALID ONLY FOR CONNECTION TO STRUCTURES WHICH HAVE FULLY COMPLIED WITH COUNTY ZONING AND
BUILDING REQUIREMENTS. CONNECTION TO, OR USE WITH ANY DWELLING OR STRUCTURE NOT APPROVED BY THE ZONING AND
BUILDING DEPARTMENTS SHALL AUTOMATICALLY BE A VIOLATION OF A REQUIREMENT OF THE PERMIT, AND WILL RESULT IN
BOTH LEGAL ACTION AND REVOCATION OF THE PERMIT
4. CHAPTER IV, SECTION 4.03.29 REQUIRES ANY PERSON WHO CONSTRUCTS, ALTERS OR INSTALLS AN INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL
SYSTEM TO BE LICENSED
Department of
Environmental Health
Eagle (970) 328-8755
Fax: (970) 328-8788
El Jebel (970) 704-2700
TOLL FREE: 800-225-6136
P.O. Box 179
500 Broadway
Eagle, CO 81631
www.eaglecounty.us
APPLICATION FOR INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM PERMIT
ISDS Permit # ®w 5 - 10--cq -,3g,4 q Building Permit #
INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED (SITE PLAN MUST BE INCLUDED)
FEE SCHEDULE
APPLICATION FEE $373.00
This fee includes the ISDS Permit, Site Evaluation (Percolation Test, or Soil Profile Observation) and
Final Inspection. Additional fees may be charged if a re -inspection is necessary, or a pre -construction
site visitor consultation is needed. The re -inspection fee is $55.00.
Make all remittance payable to: Eagle County Treasurer.
Property Owner: Peter and Peg Mason
Mailing Address: 121 E.5th Street, Hinsdale, IL. 60521-4608
Phone: 630-850-9512
Applicant/Contact Person: Holland Creek Metro District Phone: 970-926-6060
Licensed Systems Contractor: Donald Odell
Company/DBA: Septic smart, LLc
Mailing Address: Holland Creek Metro, PO Box 600, Edwards. CO.81632
License # 01-10
Phone: 970-343-0229
Permit Application is for: � New Installation Alteration r` Repairer
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Location of Proposed Individual Sewage Disposal System:
Legal Description: Red Sky Ranch lot 63
Tax Parcel Number: 1941-223-01-003 Lot Size: 10.385
Assessor's Link: www.eaglecounty.us/patiel
Physical Address: 163 Lost Bear Trail, Wolcott, CO.81655
Building Type: rx Residential/Single Family Number of Bedrooms: 5
[— Residential/Multi Family Number of Bedrooms:
r Commercial/Industrial* Type of Use:
*These systems require design by a Registered Professional Engineer
Type of Water Supply: r Private Well r Spring r Surface r Public
If Public Name of Supplier : Holland Creek Metro, Plant ID #CO-0119673
Applicant Signature
Office Use Only
Amount Paid:,,-3.?3 Receipt#: Ni_A Check#: Date: C, IZ�(l� .4v
Department of
Environmental Health
Eagle (970) 328-8755
Fax: (970) 328-8788
El Jebel (970) 704-2700
TOLL FREE: 800-225-6136
P.O. Box 179
500 Broadway
Eagle, CO 81631
www.eaglecounty.us
APPLICATION FOR INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM PERMIT
ISDS Permit # DU)TS-/0 -Oct- gkI4�1 Building Permit #--01?-3fs03
INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED (SITE PLAN MUST BE INCLUDED)
FEE SCHEDULE
APPLICATION FEE $373.00
This fee includes the ISDS Permit, Site Evaluation (Percolation Test, or Soil Profile Observation) and
Final Inspection. Additional fees may be charged if a re -inspection is necessary, or a pre -construction
site visit or consultation is needed. The re -inspection fee is $55.00.
Make all remittance payable to: Eagle County Treasurer.
Property Owner: Peter and Peg Mason
Mailing Address: 121 E.5th Street, Hinsdale, IL.60521-4608
Phone: 630-850-9512
Applicant/Contact Person: Holland Creek Metropolitan District Phone: 970-926-6060
Licensed Systems Contractor: Donald Odell
License # 06-09
Company/DBA: Septic Smart,LLc. Phone: 970-343-0229
Mailing Address: PO Box 600, Edwards, CO.81632
Permit Application is for: >< New Installation j- Alteration F7, Repair
Location of Proposed Individual Sewage Disposal System:
Legal Description: Red Sky Ranch lot 63
Tax Parcel Number: 1941-223-01-003 Lot Size: 10.385
Assessor's Link: www.eaglecounty.us/patie/
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Physical Address: _Iff Lost Bear Trail, Wolcott, CO.81655
Building Type: Residential/Single Family Number of Bedrooms: 5
j" Residential/Multi Family Number of Bedrooms:
r ; Commercial/Industrial* Type of Use:
*These systems require design by a Registered Professional Engineer
Type of Water Supply: [ Private Well f ' Spring r- Surface r Public
If Public Name of Supplier : Holland Creek Metro, State of Colorado Water Plant Plant ID # CO0119673
Applicant Signature
Office Use Only
Amount Paid: y37-3010 Receipt#: Check#: 3 35-;{ Date: /D 5 D
Raymond P. Merry, RHES
Director
Environmental Health Director
Eagle County Government
P.Q. Box 179
Eagle, CO 81631
Subject: Final Certification, Lot 63, 163 Lost Bear Lane.
Dear Mr. Merry:
Please accept this certification letter for Red Sky Ranch, lot 63, located at 163 Lost Bear Lane, Wolcott,
CO.81655 to Eagle County. The OWTS system, permit number OWTS-10-09-3844, tax parcel number
194122301003 was installed per the approved revised plan dated 5-12-2010. The OWTS system serving
Lot 63 OWTS was finished last fall however still needs a completion letter to close out the file. This
system was inspected by Eagle County Environmental Health Department last fall prior to completely
back filling the system, during that inspection the component locations and field corners were recorded
with Eagle Counties GIS equipment which I would consider to be more accurate than my hand held GPS
information below. We also visited this installation on your last trip to Red Sky Ranch when we showed
the system to Mia Tuchulke from the Colorado School of Mines.
GPS Coordinates: (+/- 3 foot accuracy gps unit)
Center Septic Tank:
N39 41.084 W106 40.658
Center Eliminite Unit:
N39 41.085 W106 40.659
Field Corners, 1:
N39 41.099 W106 40.667
2:
N39 41.100 W106 40.665
3:
N39 41.085 W106 40.644
4:
N39 41.081 W106 40.642
Cleanout:
N39 41.075 W106 40.661
The control panel PLC was programmed to allow an Eliminite dose with a 2 minute run and 10 minute
rest on the timer. The dose pump is controlled by an enable timer float with a demand override float.
If you have questions, p
Sincerely,
Thomas 1 Kallenbach, P.
Page 1 of 1
Terri Vroman
From: Donald Odell [DOdell@vailresorts.com]
Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 5:20 PM
To: #environment
Subject: Red Sky lot 63, 136 Lost Bear trail - postponed
Attachments: image001.jpg
I just received notification from the general contractor for RSR lot 63 that the owner has decided to postpone
construction until early spring. There is no need to rush on the review for the OWTS plan as they are no longer in
a hurry to get the building permit for the lot. If you have any questions please feel free to email or call me at 331-
9057. Thanks. Don O
Donald Odell, Project Manager
Certified Master Level - CIOWfS, CWP
Holland Creek Metropolitan District
cell 970-331-9057
dodell@va.i_lresorts.._c€ rn
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10/11: 2009
From: Ray Merry
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 2:50 PM
To: Andy Jessen; Laura Fawcett; Monqueescha Walker; Terri Vroman
Subject: FW: Lot 63 revision letter for building sewer
Attachments: image001.jpg; Letter Metro Sanitary Lot 63 RSR signed 3-9-10.pdf; image002.jpg
Email two of three regarding OWTS-10-09-3844 - Lot 63 RSR
Raymond P. Merry, REHS, Director
Environmental Health Department
Eagle County Government
P.O. Box 179
Eagle, CO 81631
970-328-8757
fax 970-328-8788
ray.merry@eaglecounty.us
P Thanks for not prin ng electronic media
From: Donald Odell [mailto:DOdell@vailresorts.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 2:01 PM
To: Ray Merry
Subject: Lot 63 revision letter for building sewer
Ray, attached is a letter from John Kronholm, Kronholm Civil Engineering, regarding the requested changes for the building sewer line
serving RSR lot 63. The attached drawings show the revisions to plan sheets discussed in the letter and indicates that John will provide
the inspection letter after the sewer line has been installed. If you have any questions please feel free to call. Thank you. Don
Donald Odell, Project Manager
Certified - CIOWTS-A, CWP
Holland Creek Metropolitan District
cell 970-331-9057
dodell@vailresorts.com
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delete this e-mail. Thank you.
From: Ray Merry
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 2:49 PM
To: Andy Jessen; Laura Fawcett; Monqueescha Walker; Terri Vroman
Subject: FW: Lot 63 revision letter for building sewer
Attachments: Letter Metro Sanitary Lot 63 RSR signed 3-9-10.pdf; image001.jpg
Terri or whomever, please attach this to the RSR Lot 63 - OWTS-10-09-3844.
This project has two engineers working on separate aspects of the project. This letter deals with changes to the building sewer and
driveway crossing design done with the utilities plan done by John Kronholm. Tom Kallenbach has yet to revise the table in his plans
that specified 18 chambers per trench to 19. Once we get that, we can get the actual permit for construction to Don Odell.
I’ll also forward an email I received from Don which describes the project engineering responsibilities and Metropolitan District
relationship.
The BP has been released. Thanks
Raymond P. Merry, REHS, Director
Environmental Health Department
Eagle County Government
P.O. Box 179
Eagle, CO 81631
970-328-8757
fax 970-328-8788
ray.merry@eaglecounty.us
P Thanks for not prin ng electronic media
From: Donald Odell [mailto:DOdell@vailresorts.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 2:01 PM
To: Ray Merry
Subject: Lot 63 revision letter for building sewer
Ray, attached is a letter from John Kronholm, Kronholm Civil Engineering, regarding the requested changes for the building sewer line
serving RSR lot 63. The attached drawings show the revisions to plan sheets discussed in the letter and indicates that John will provide
the inspection letter after the sewer line has been installed. If you have any questions please feel free to call. Thank you. Don
Donald Odell, Project Manager
Certified - CIOWTS-A, CWP
Holland Creek Metropolitan District
cell 970-331-9057
dodell@vailresorts.com
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above, and may be privileged. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the
intended recipient, please reply to the sender immediately, stating that you have received the message in error, then please
delete this e-mail. Thank you.
Kronholm Civil Engineering, Inc.
March 9, 2010
Don Odell
Holland Creek Metropolitan District
Edwards, CO 81632
dodell(@vailresorts.com
RE: Red Sky Lot 63 Sanitary Sewer Revision
Dear Mr. Odell:
John W. Kronholm, PE
President
johnk@kronholmcivil.com
CELL: (970) 376-4599
PH: (970) 926-2263
Physical: 291 Main St.
Minturn, CO 81645
Mailing: P.O. Box 2392
Edwards, CO 81632
Through the Holland Creek Metropolitan District's coordination with the Eagle County
Environmental Health director, Ray Merry, it has been requested that Kronholm Civil write a
letter indicating a change to the sanitary sewer line as proposed on Lot 63, Red Sky Ranch. It
has also been requested that Kronholm Civil inspect and issue a letter indicating that the
sanitary sewer line has been installed as per Kronholm Civil plans.
I have revised the Lot 63 Utility Plan to reflect the 4" sanitary sewer service line to be sleeved
within a 6" pipe at the driveway crossing. Both pipe types are shown to be Schedule 40 PVC. In
addition to this change, a clean out was added near the proposed residence at a bend and the
location of the cleanout at the driveway crossing was adjusted slightly to be shown at the bend.
A note has been added indicating inspections required to write a letter stating that the sanitary
sewer line has been installed per plan.
The attached changes will be issued to the contractor before construction begins on Lot 63 as
part of a supplemental revision package as coordinated with GPSL Architects.
Please review the att d and feel free to call with any questions or comments.
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Summary: Sheet C004 Site Utility Plan
Sleeve sanitary sewer under driveway
Adjsuted location of Cleanout
KRONHOLM CIVIL
ENGINEERING, INC.
P.O. BOX 2392
EDWARDS, CO 81632
PH:970-926-2263
johnk@kronholmcivil.com
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sanitary sewer service line and cleanouts to limits as shown on this
sheet (C004). Contractor shall give Engineer 24 hours advance notice
to observe at the following installation steps:
A. When sanitary sewer service has been backfilled and compacted to
springline of pipe as per "Sanitary Sewer Service Bedding" Detail
Sheet C006. Pipe shall be exposed over spring line. Contractor
to verify slope as indicated on plans with level mounted on tripod.
B. At final placement of bedding over service line.
C. At completion of final grade prior to seeding and placement of
topsoil.
D. At other requested times from Holland Creek Metropolitan District.
Engineer's Supplemental Instructions K FR ON H OLM CIVIL
Mason Residence Lot 63 RSR, March 03092010 ENGINEERING, INC.
Summary: Sheet C004 Site Utility Plan P.O. BOX 2392
Cleanout added, observation note #5 added. EDWARDS, CO 81632
PH:970-926-2263
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DESIGN CRITERIA
PIT No. 31
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Residence: Single family home, 5 bedrooms
Wastewater production: 5 bedrooms x 2 persons/bedroom x 75 gpd/person
x 150% peaking factor = 1125 gal./day
Minimum septic tank volume: 1125 gpd / 24 hr/day x 30 hr = 1406 gal.
Measured percolation rate (t) : 19.9 min/inch
LTAR Based on Percolation Rate and Soils Report: 0.75 GPD/ft^2
Absorption area required: A= 1125 / 0.75 = 1500 ft^2 I Soo -1 0 .� 3
Area reduction for dosing: 0% I IO
Area reduction for chambered absorption field: 50%
Design absorption area: 1500 x 0.50 = 750 ft^2
750 ft^2 / 10 ft ^2 per chamber =Chambers
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THE MASON RESIDENCE
SUBMITTED TO CONTACTS/CONSULTANTS 11 - APPROVAL STAMPS
Thomas J. Kallenbach, P.E.
Eliminite, Inc.
I' 3341 Frontage Rd.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Three Forks, MT. 59752
P: 406-388-7504
ISDS for a single family residence located F: 406-388-7549
in Eagle County, Colorado.
Red Sky Ranch Donald O'Dell
Lot 63 Septic Smart, LLC
Eagle County, CO. 81655 P: 970-343-0229
F: 866-613-9385
SYSTEM DESIGN
BUILDING SEWER:
4"0 SCHEDULE 40 PVC
SEPTIC TANK:
1500 GAL. 2 COMPARTMENT SEPTIC TANK
PUMP CHAMBER:
650 GAL. SINGLE COMPARTMENT
COMBINED W1 SEPTIC TANK
ELIMINITE UNIT:
120 TANC
ELIMINITE PUMP:
HYDROMATIC SPD-50 M1, 230 VOLT,
SINGLE PHASE SUBMERSIBLE
ELIMINITE PANEL:
ELIMINITE DUPLEX PANEL, 230V PUMP
CIRCUIT
DRAINFIELD PUMP:
HYDROMATIC SPD 100H M2, 230 VOLT,
SINGLE PHASE, SUBMERSIBLE EFFLUENT
PUMP, 2" DISCHARGE
FORCEMAIN:
2" SCH 40 PVC b �
DRAINFIELD:
15 CHAMBERS, -Ott LV FT, 4-7d' LATERALS
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SHEET INDEX
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AFFIXED HERE AND A VALID PERMIT
ISSUED BY EAGLE COUNTY
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
DEPARTMENT IS POSTED.
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Red Sky Ranch, LOT 63
Eagle County, CO. 81655
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STEP 2 LATERAL 1
LOOSELY PLACE TOPSOIL OVER TRENCH. REPLACE INSTALL ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS
SOD AND PLANTS UPRIGHT IN THE TOPSOIL AFTER .
AND AS DESCRIBED IN NOTES ON PAGE C1.5.
CONSTRUCTION.
1 TRENCH EXCAVATION AND BACK FILL 2 TYPICAL DRAINFIELD CROSS SECTION 3 INFILTRATOR QUICK 4 INSTALLATION
2" 0 MANIFOLD
1 Z" GATE VALVE !s�
2x2x2 TEE Jt>Fi9 MOUND SOIL TO %"0 SCH. 40
COMPENSATE FOR PVC LATERAL 1VO SCH. 40 THREADED CAP
SETTLING SUSPEND FROM 1V 0 SCH. 40 PVC THREADED UNION
TOP OF 6"0 CIRCULAR VALVE BOX (ORBIT PART No.
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USE 6"0 PVC PIPE TO EXTEND VALVE BOX
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WITH FINISH.GRADE HAND RAKE SEE DRAINFIELD NOTES OF DEBRIS
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VALVE C1.3 1Yz"0 SCH. 40 PVC SLOTTED FLUSHING LINE.
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO NATURAL SOIL STRUCTURE, PERSONNEL MAKE SAWCUTSAPPROX3/16"WIDEANDAT
OR MACHINERY SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED ON TRENCH BOTTOM APPRox 4"SPACING. LAST ORIFICE POINTED
DOWN SEE DRAINFIELD
MANIFOLD LATERAL DO NOT CAP END NOTE#2
4 GATE VALVE DETAILS 5 DRAINFIELD TRENCH DETAIL 6 LATERAL DISTAL END DETAIL
1. PVC TO BE JOINED W/ PRIMED SOLVENT/CEMENT WELD JOINTS. PRIMER MUST IMPART A SALIENT
NOTE: MATCH VALVE DIAMETER TO / COLORATION TO THE COMPONENTS BEING CEMENTED. FITTINGS PRIMED W/ COLORLESS PRIMER WILL BE
LATERAL DIAMETER, ADD BUSHING TO ��9 TYPICAL UNION PLATE ORIFICE ` REJECTED BY THE ENGINEER AND REPLACED AT THE CONTRACTORS EXPENSE.
MANIFOLD TO SIDE AS NECESSARY
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VALVE STEM DOWN FOR
VALVE STEM UP FOR
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LATERAL DRILLING SCHEDULE
SEGMENT/
LATERAL
NUMBER
TRENCH
BOTTOM
EL. (APPDX.)
TOTAL
LENGTH
UNION PLATE
ORIFICE
DIAMETER
NUMBER OF
ORIFICES
NUMBER OF
INFILTRATOR
CHAMBERS
4
7496
i5
NO PLATE
15
3
7495
d5
NO PLATE
15
118 jy
2
7494.5
�75
NO PLATE
15
$8 1 �j
1
7494
NO PLATE
15
j cT
2. ORIFICES SHALL BE DRILLED ON THE CROWN OF THE PIPE (12:00), EXCEPT EVERY 5TH ORIFICE WHICH SHALL
BE DRILLED AT THE BOTTOM (6:00) FOR DRAINAGE. INSTALL SPLASH PLATE BELOW EACH ORIFICE DRILLED ON
PIPE BOTTOM.
3. CONTRACTOR TO PRESSURE -TEST SYSTEM IN PRESENCE OF THE ENGINEER.
4. TRENCH BOTTOMS ARE TO BE LEVEL.
5. SUBSTITUTIONS TO THE DESIGN ARE TO BE EVALUATED BY THE ENGINEER.
FLUSH LATERAL
MANIFOL
urEv:LVE
1%"0 SCH 80 PVC
6. ALL FLUSHING VALVES MUST BE OPEN BEFORE THE DRAINFIELD IS PRESSURIZED FOR THE FIRST TIME SO
UNION w/
THAT DEBRIS IS PURGED FROM THE PIPING NETWORK.
2x1%" SCH 40
ORIFICE PLATE.
FORCEMAIN: APPROXIMATELY 60% OF 2" 0 SCH 40 PVC PIPE.
REDUCING TEE
7. SLOPE ALL PIPES TO DRAIN.
MANIFOLD: 2" 0 SCH 40 PVC PITCHFORK MANIFOLD APPROX. 25' IN LENGTH
8. CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE ADDITIONAL BLANK ORIFICE PLATES AND VARIOUS SIZE DRILL BITS ON SITE TO
NOTE; CONTRACTOR
LATERALS: SEE LATERAL SCHEDULE ABOVE
ALLOW FOR MODIFICATIONS AS DIRECTED BY ENGINEER.
MAY SUBSTITUTE
KNIFE VALVE FOR UNION &
ORIFICES: 3/16"0 ORIFICES DRILLED 6.0" O.C„ DRILL IN A MANNER SUCH
9. FITTINGS SHALL BE USED IN LATERALS LAYOUT TO MAINTAIN A CONSTANT ELEVATION.
ORIFICE PLATE
1 1/2"0 SCH 40
THAT ALL BURRS ARE REMOVED WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE
DRILLED INTO GATE
PVC LATERAL
ORIFICES.
10. DEFLECT/ADD FITTINGS TO CHAMBER AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN CONSTANT ELEVATION.
ZORIFICE
FOR FLOW/ PRESSURE CONTROL.
REFER TO SPEC. FOR CORRECT
11. TWO INSPECTION PORTS SHALL BE INSTALLED PER LATERAL.
ORIFICE DIAMETERS.
NOT TO SCALE
7 GATE VALVE
8 MANIFOLD
9 NOTES
Gi ORAWN� CHECKED
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EIIrn1nite Inc.
PRQIECTNO.
con 4DATE
The Mason Residence
DRAINFIELD DETAILS
NO, I DESIGNFG THHOMAS J. HAUE"BACH, P•E•
Red Sky Ranch, Lot 63
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TOP VIEW OF SEPTIC TANK
SIDE/PROFILE OF SEPTIC TANK
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prow on op rd.1 na ARE! ECS SERIES
CURRENT SENSOR
G ,at wltage must he wapplied at all Umes for proper
mrecton. When a fault b e.need throughdul the trip
lay, the output Rioy b energ@ed. When the eument
1 old
B n—.t.
NEMA 4X
ENCLOSURE
he delay 0 If O fauRdb ..the. anthan
whited,
rveted balare the 1dpp delay ie eamphited, the relay
III not energize and Ne trtp delay to zero.
Select the desired /uncUan, a r r uMer current
MOTOR
wemin9• Set the trip paint and trip delay to
CONTACTONS
proximate settings. tFly power to the ECS and the
onitored load. Turn juofinent and watch the LED.
ED will Tight. Wm an,ghBy In apposite direction until
U) le off. Ad wtment be done while connected
to the eontro� cirau8ry If the trip delay le act at
FUNCTION
Overaurent I>
TP
_
TC
NEC
Undercurrent
IK
COMPLIANT
GROUNDING
OC
—
ROD
q8
TP Trip Point R - Reset OC —
Moridorad Current
EUMII
NO a Normally Open Contact NC - Normally
Closed Contact A Sensing Delay On Start Up
TD Trip Delay
DRAINFIELD
PUMP
(PUMP2)
FLOW
FLOW
PUMP I I CONTROL
CIRCUIT CIRCUIT
R
a
TOP VIEW OF 120 TANC
LIGHT
SIEMENS LOGOI
CONTROLLER
AGO TYPE HEATER
FUSE BUSSMAN 0.5A,
250V
AGO CONTROL/ALARM
FUSE SUSSMAN 2A,
250V
DISPLAYING COUNTERS
—Pane the n or v keys to earoll through the aount—
EUMINITE PUMP
TIMER SErn,NG INSTRUCTIONS,
(PUMP 1)
—Press the v key until the clack/date careen M displayed.
—Press the "ESC" key.
GRAINFIELD PUMP
—Preen the v key to "Set Par.. and press the "OK" key.
(PUMP2)
—Prose the & or v kayyss to dlaplay the different parameters
ON AMR - EUMINITE PUMP ON TIME
OFF TMR EUMINITE PUMP OFF TIME
FAIL 7ME _= EUMINITE PUMP FAIL DELAY
—Press the -OK' key on the parameter that needs to be
set.
INCOMING SERVICE
—Press the ® D e keys to change the haement+.
CONNECTION FROM
—press the "OK' keyy to wave the parameter waiting.
MAIN SERVICE PANEL
PRDMDE SEPARATE
—pass the to ore keys to change the next parameter a
CONTROL AND PUMP
CIRCUITS
Press
the 'ESC' key twice to exit back to the counter dlaplay
wereerl0.
RESETTING AN EUMINITE PUMP FAILURE
RESET/TOGGLE
—Hold the TEST, NORMAL, SILENCE .witch In the SILENCE
SWITCH ALARM
poalticn far 3 seconds '
SILENCE
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DRAINFIELD
SEE NOTE (1)
DIMENSIONED 120 TANC
SCHEDULE OF PARTS
0.
DESCRIPTION
1
RECIRCULATION PUMP
2
DISCHARGE PUMP
3
4
5
6
7
SUBGRADE INSULATION 2" THICK MIN
8
HIGH LEVEL ALARM FLOAT SWITCH
9
DRAINFIELD PUMP ON FLOAT SWITCH
10
DRAINFIELD PUMP OFF FLOAT SWITCH
11
LOW LEVEL OFF SWITCH
12
SPRAY BAR ASSEMBLY
13
SPRAY NOZZLE
14
LUNG AIR ENTRAINMENT DEVICE
15
AIR DISCHARGE LINE
16
DENITRIFICATION RETURN LINE
17
FLOAT STAND
18
QUICK RELEASE COUPLING
19
FRESH AIR INTAKE
20
METAROCKS SUPPORT FRAME
21
ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX
1221
SPRAY BAR SUPPORT CLAMP
1231
EFFLUENT FILTER
NOTE DELIVERY TRUCK MUST BE ABLE TO
BACK IN PERPENDICULAR TO LONG DIMENSION
OF EXCAVATION. IF THE EXCAVATION IS T00
WIDE OR UNSTABLE TO ACCOMMODATE
REQUIRED MAXIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN TRUCK
AND EDGE OF EXCAVATION, A CRANE
LLI CAPABLE OF INSTANG THE TANK WILL BE
REQUIRED ON SITE
NOTES:
1. DRAINFIELD SHOWN IS FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY. REFER TO APPROVED PROJECT PLANS FOR
ACTUAL REQUIREMENTS.
2. TANKS MUST BEINSTALLED ON A FIRM STABLE BASE SETTLEMENT MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO COMPONENTS.
3. SOME DIMENSIONS MAY VARY BY LOCATION DUE TO DIFFERENCES IN TANK FORMS. DIMENSIONS SHOWN
APPLY TO TANKS SHIPPED FROM EUMINriE IN THREE FORKS. MONTANA
4. DRAINFIELD PUMPS CAN BE INSTALLED AT THE FACTORY. PLEASE CONTACT EUMINITE, INC. FOR DETAILS.
5. FULL INSTALLATION INSTRUCnONS CAN BE FOUND IN EUMINITE C SERIES INSTRUCTION MANUAL
S. CONTROL PANEL SHOULD NOT BE MOUNTED DIRECTLY TO THE WALL OF THE FACILITY/HDME OR IN ANY
OTHER LOCATION WHERE OCCUPANTS WOULD BE DISTURBED BY THE SOUND GENERATED WHEN THE PANEL
MOTOR CONTACTORS ENGAGE
7. WIRE 10 WIRE CONNECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED WITH WATERPROOF CONNECTORS.
e. ALTERNATE CONFIGURATIONS AND MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION AVAILABLE CONSULT EUMINITE, INC. FOR
DETALS.
9. HIGH LEVEL ALARM, DRAINFIELD ON AND LOWLEVEL OFF FLOATS ARE PRESET'. REFER TO CHART FOR
DRAINFIELD OFF FLOAT SETTING.
10. AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE DIALERS ARE AVAILABLE AS AN OPTION, SPECIFY WIRED, WIRELESS OR CELLULAR,
11. WEIGHT DRY APPROX. 12,000 LB
12. ELECTRICAL CONDUIT MUST BE FITTED WITH AN APPROPRIATE VAPOR SEAL TO PROTECT ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS FROM CORROSIVE GASES AND MOISTURE
13. CONNECT HIGH LEVEL FLOAT 70 TERMINAL 1 & 2 OF THE CONTROL PANEL THE PURPOSE OF THIS FLOAT
IS TO MONITOR LEVEL IN THE SEPTIC TANK AND PROVIDE AN ALARM IF THE EFFLUENT FILTER BEGINS
CLOSING.
14. ALTERNATE RISERS, LIDS AND CONTROLS AVAILABLE, CONTACT ELIMINTE, INC. FOR DETAILS.
UINww ^" GA,� UrIGUKGU DATE The Mason Residence
OESIGNFn 1409 'IHOMAS J. KALLENBACH, P.E. Red Sky Ranch, LOT 63
DA P OJE c Eagle County, CO. 81655
Eliminite Inc.
SCIENTISTS oENGINEERS 0INVENTORS
3341 FRONTAGE RD.`THREE FORKS•MONTANA 59752" BW-406-2289•FAX 406-388-7549
120 TANC
COMPONENT/ FUNCTION
TYPE
LOCATION
CONTROL PANEL
REF.
CONNECTION
HIGH LEVEL
FLOAT
PUMP CHAMBER
TB1 [:fl & 8❑
D
ALARM
20" FROM TANK FLOOR
DRAINFIELD PUMP START
FLOAT
PUMP CHAMBER
18" FROM TANK FLOOR
TB1 ❑5 & 6❑
C .
DRAINFIELD PUMP STOP
PUMP CHAMBER
TB1 �3 & 4❑
B
FLOAT
16" FROM TANK FLOOR
ELIMINITE (EPUMP
FLOAT
PUMP CHAMBER
T61 & 2❑
A
LOW LEVEL CUTOUT
7" FROM TANK FLOOR
RECIRCULATION
OSP-50
PUMP CHAMBER
M1 T1 I& T2
G
HYDROMATIC
PUMP
DRAINFIELD PUMP
SP
PUUMPMP
PUMP CHAMBER
M2 T1 & T 2
H
INCOMING
PUMP
TB2 ❑1 & F
E
PUMP CIRCUIT
CIRCUIT
INCOMING
CIRCUIT
ALARM
TB2 E & 4❑
F
ALARM CIRCUIT
REFERENCE A B C D E F G H
TB1 1 2 n n�� 7 8 T32 1 2 3 4 M1 T1 2 M2' 1 2
T T-Ll
0
o J L H�H LIPUMP 1 CONTROL/
DRAINFIELD LEVEL INCOMING ALARM
DRAINFIELD PUMP ALARM POWER INCOMING
ELIMINITE® PUMP START POWER PUMP1 PUMP2
PUMP STOP
LOW LEVEL OSP-50 SPD100H
CUTOUT PUMP PUMP
FIELD CONNECTIONS*
*TEMPERATURE RATING OF FIELD INSTALLED CONDUCTORS MUST BE AT LEAST 140 f (60C). FIELD WIRING TERMINALS AND
GROUND LUGS WILL ACCEPT COPPER CONDUCTORS ONLY. TORQUE RATINGS OF FIELD WIRING TERMINAL CLAMPING SCREWS
IS 9 IN-LBS FOR TB1, 32-35 IN-LBS FOR TB2 POSITIONS 1 &2,18-20 IN-LBS FOR TB2 POSITIONS 3&4, 20 IN-LBS FOR MOTOR
CONTACTORS AND 46 IN-LBS FOR GROUND LUGS.
THE USE OF SEPARATE POWER SOURCES FOR PUMP AND ALARM IS REQUIRED. MAIN SERVICE DISCONNECT PROVIDED BY OTHERS.
CONTROLS INTERFACE WITH NSF AUTO DIALING REMOTE ALARM INDICATOR TO BE PROVIDED BY OTHERS.
CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS 2 CONTROL PANEL
pe¢rlPtmn
e Eas se .. o1 sll phwe AC eumnt ;
undeen le a uNxe nl e 3
reurte't ae " s 'sow l.°f Delecb over
u der eurcent ewnrke locked tor,
Imo of boo" open healer er temp lee,. I ALARM LIGHT
or proves an opemq T. bkie ple<e Rr ABS ECS SERIES
he, endm. CURRENT SENSOR
> z< p -� O siEMErJs
UNDER/OVER '
CURRENT SIEMENS LOGO!
SELECTOR
SIT 4 k 1';1.jwi
ACC TYPE HEATER
FUSE BUSSMAN 0,5A.
�� SENSD n`c$o's" 250V
TRIP DELAY AGC CONTROL/ALARM 0001
I �' SIFMF FUSE BUSSMAN 2A,
0.5SEC-50SEC 250V
TRIP POINT ELIMINITE PUMP
I' (PUMP 1)
2A-20A
20A CIRCUIT p DRAINFIELD PUMP
BREAKERS - (PUMP 2)
LED Pl�s.wr-rak r b— Nmughmp--
f
Input voltage must be super pl eODat °II Cmes for proper NSA q� v pM�ERusO mNG WsmucnOrx:
operation. When a fault is eensed thrau hout the tri xRq WuwckckNxle scre,nheepm>,d
dela , the 1 t r to 9 eo ENCLOSURE INCOMING SERVICE -ores. w•E6 w.
y o pu e y s energ ied. When the cum t CONNECTION FROM -Press uwekgm5etperem endpre,slN roMkxr.
returns to the nor al run oond't'on, the output and 0g m ® MAIN SERNCE PANEL Press makwvkvysbmzphy Nedmnen. wreme,en:
I he delay are ese! If fault is ensed and then 1' PROVIDE SEPARATE ON aAR=FIJNILNITEPDMP ON nME
corrected before`the trip delay is completed, the relay i CONTROL AND PUMP OFFTMR-EUMIwtE PUMP OFr TM1E
1 2i CIRCUITS FNLTMe— INDe—F"LDELAY will no[ energize and Ne trip delay 's fees[ [o zero. - T M 2 -Press Ne'oK'kry soma parsma:erWl wedsm De
AdtsfrmenoV MOTOR
Select the desired fun, , er or under current CONTACTORS ✓ -Prevw 4pnnrkersm U.mgpwhcremsres '
si q. Set the trip point and lrp deloy to e 4-Passw•oK•keymsewwpxmrcemr-0.
approximate settings. Apply power b the ECS nd the e. y 5 L RESET/TOGGLE SWITCH-Pm,swe,er ores lPcmnpa D. wa Pxn*emror
onitomd load. Tum adjustment and watch the LED. ALARM SILENCE pN a
LED will H hl; turn slightly in opposite direction until 8 eRSC Fey M2em exv. each lawnumpr2pxy
LED Is off. Adjustment can be done hits eo scrod 7 saeam.
to the Control ercui�o '�uhT trip delay Is seL at (` B RESEmNGANEUMNI-EP—L—
%1 -tmhw TES T,NORiMLeA.ENOEexgchhlhx Ul NM
FUNCTION w wseknrerss,nmz.
t o
Overcurrent I> '
TP
oC CAUTION
NC INo—a"I' cloaure not prori e
C gnding between eonduil ono lion,.
Use rougrou ding bushings a d J per
wires.
Use hubs 11 fittings 'Hh the same
Undo current IC nvUo enbm6ngn s the nclosure.
NEC i The bottom of Nee closure Is rese d
TP COMPLIANT ; for conduit entrance. Conduit must
ccxexiemx.w GROUNDING F ® maintain no iroh spacing from livx pans.
NN0 ROD
N!? CIRCUIT CIRCUIT uweeacwww Q
TP = Trip Point R = Reset OC = Monitored Current ^•�- — "`'rs`x1LPa" Ed'-ISECONNECSHOCK
ALH LCPOHRO
NO - Nomnaliy Open Contact NC - Normallyy EUMINITE PUMP ;d DRAINFIELD SOURCES BEFORE SERVICING.
Closed Contact A = Sensing Delay On Star! Up (PUMP i) ,". `.' PUMP FAILURE TO DO S° COULD
TO Trip Delay ''>R (PUMP 2) ,Ps=�RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR
= zcn:ertamsnn"i DEATH.
3 CONTROL PANEL
Z G n� 1 T Nn ! !o DRAWN AC one CHECKED DATE
N0. - REVISIONS BY DATE The Mason Residence Eliminate Inc. CONTROL PANEL DETAILS PROJEDT NO.
DESICNFn 9/09 7HOMASJ.IrLNGINBACH.P.E Red Sky Ranch, LOT 63 SCIENTISTSoENGINEERSaINVENTORS
COP(ldCglr gaag DIYNIIE e14 ALL PaHSI NSEA(2. PRWIED "THE YN11Ea PATE PRS J. ENGINEER SHEET N0.
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wIDIWf ltE PRxJR YIRIfiFN PE)a SVM of ELuxll� "e APPROVEn n.Tc oon�crT us.renrn
Incorporated by reference into this plan set is the document, " Fiberglass Storage Tanks, Installation Instructions, Containment Solutions."
Publication number INST G001 F. The contractor is instructed to obtain this document and follow all applicable instructions.
NOTES:
1. These plan notes are not an all inclusive set of installation instructions. Complete installation instructions are located in the
installation manual for particular system being installed. You must read and understand the installation instructions before
attempting to install the system. Do not proceed with system installation if you do not have the proper experience and training.
2. The actual installation of the systems shown have not been engineered by Eliminite. The owners engineer of record is responsible
for the final design. The presence of an Eliminite representative at the job site does not relieve the owner, contractor or engineer
of responsibility to follow correct procedures for the installation of these systems.
3. In addition to the installation instructions, the installation must comply with OSHA and all applicable Federal, State, Local
construction, safety and environmental codes and regulations.
4. Do not stand on or under tank while tank is being lifted. This could result in personal injury or death.
5. Do not release the straps securing the tank to the delivery truck before the appropriate lifting equipment is properly secured to the
tank. This could result in personal injury or death.
6. Do not allow tank to roll or tilt unevenly. This could allow internal components to break and may cause the tank to fall.
7. Follow OSHA guidelines for tank excavation.
8. Do not enter the excavation unless in compliance with OSHA regulations. Collapsing excavation walls can cause injury or death.
9. Tanks are not rated for traffic loads.
10. Bedding material:
Pea gravel: Clean naturally rounded 2" minus.
Crushed stone; Washed, 2' minus.
11. Use a long handled wooden probe to push backfill in place under the tank. Do not leave void spaces. Do not puncture tank.
12. If site conditions necessitate tank anchoring, refer to supplemental instructions for procedures and methods.
13. Tank shall not be buried deeper than 18" from the crown without prior written authorization from owners engineer.
14. Once backfill has reached the crown of the tank, cover tank with 2" thick extruded sub -grade installation board. Insulation should
extend to the walls of the excavation and completely cover the tank. The circular pieces of insulation removed for the risers are
used to insulate the riser lids.
BACKFILL MATERIAL
1. ELIMINITE tanks must be installed using either pea gravel or crushed stone as backfill material. If damage is detected, do not
attempt repairs. Contact ELIMINITE, INC. immediately. Telephone and fax numbers are found on the front cover of these plans.
Using other than approved bedding and backfill materials without prior written authorization from ELIMINITE, INC. will void the tank
warranty.
2. Use of unapproved backfill material may cause tank failure, or damage the tank or surrounding property. Backfill material must
meet the following specifications: The material is washed, free -flowing, and free of ice, snow and debris. When using pea gravel,
the material is to be a mix of rounded particles, sizes between 1/8 inch and 3/4 inch. The pea gravel must conform to the
specifications of ASTM C-33, paragraph 9.1, sizes 6,67 or 7. When using crushed stone, the material is to be a mix of angular
particles, sizes between 118 inch and 1/2 inch. The crushed stone must conform to the specifications of ASTM C-33, paragraph
9.1, sizes 7 or 8. No more than 5% (by weight) of the material may pass through a #8 seive. It is recommended that the materials
supplier certifies that the material conforms to ASTM C-33 and any other applicable specifications. If material which meets these
specifications is not available, contact technical support at ELIMINITE, INC. for information on alternative materials and the
process for approval.
EXCAVATION PARAMETERS
1. Follow OSHA regulations for tank excavations. Collapse of excavation walls could result in death or serious injury.
GENERAL
1. The installing contractor must take all precautions necessary to protect employees working in or near a tank excavation. These
precautions should include but are not limited to the following: Locate and protect any utility installations near the excavation before
opening the excavation. Secure the walls of the excavation. Prevent exposure of employees to hazardous fumes from the excavation.
Protect employees from hazards associated with water accumulation in the excavation. Erect barricades, etc., to prevent unauthorized
vehicle or pedestrian traffic. Inspect, a minimum of once a day, the excavation and surrounding area.
2. For additional information on excavation, trenching and shoring safety practices, consult the following OSHA standards: Part 1926,
Subpart M (Fall Protection), 500-503; and Part 1926, Subpart P (Excavations), 650-652.
PVC CEMENTING NOTES:
1. PVC to be joined w/ primed solvent/cement weld joints. Primer must impart a salient coloration to the components being
cemented. Fittings primed wl colorless primer will be rejected by the engineer and replaced at the contractors expense
2. All orifices to point down for gravel trench. Orifices shall be drilled on the crown of the pipe(12:00), except every 5th orifice which
shall be drilled at the bottom(6:00) for drainage. Install splash plate below each orifice drilled on pipe bottom.
3. Contractor to pressure -test system in presence of the engineer.
4. Trench bottoms are to be level.
5. Substitutions to the design are to be evaluated by the engineer.
6. All flushing valves must be open before the drain field is pressurized for the first time so that debris is purged from the piping
network.
7. Slope all pipes to drain.
8. Contractor shall have additional blank orifice plates and various size drill bits on site to allow for modifications as directed by
engineer.
9. Fittings shall be used in laterals layout to maintain a constant elevation.
10. Deflect/add fittings to chamber as required to maintain constant elevation.
11. Two inspection ports shall be installed per lateral.
PART 1-GENERAL
1.1 DESCRIPTION
This section covers the construction of the drainfield, including construction of piping networks, purging/pressure testing, backfilling,
dressing and clean up of the site.
PART 2-PREPARATION
2.1 SITE PROTECTION
Before doing any work, fence off drainfield area. Do not drive over drainfield area before or after installation of pipe network.
2.2 SITE PREPARATION
STEP 1: Fence the site to prevent damage to the area during other construction activity on the lot. Vehicular traffic over the area should
be prohibited to avoid soil compaction. Contractor is responsible for locating and preserving all utilities.
STEP 2: Stake out the drainfield perimeter in the proper orientation. Reference stakes set some distance from the drainfield perimeter
are also required in case the corner stakes are disturbed.
STEP 3: Cut and remove any excessive vegetation. Trees should be cut at ground surface and the stumps left in place.
STEP 4: Measure the average ground elevation to determine the bottom elevation of the drainfield.
STEP 5: Construct trenches as shown on plan for placement of drainfield laterals.
PART 3-EXECUTION
3.1 SITE PREPARATION AND DRAINFIELD CONSTRUCTION
3.1.1 All infiltration pipe and fittings shall conform to ASTM D1785, standard specification for PVC plastic pipe, schedule 40 and schedule
80.
3.1.2 All solvent -cemented joints shall be made in accordance with ASTM D2855, standard practice for making solvent -cemented joints
with PVC pipe. Primer used shall impart a salient coloration. Any solvent cemented joint not exhibiting such coloration shall be rejected
by the engineer and replaced at the contractor's expense. (see section 3.2 preparation of pipe surfaces and cement process for plastic
pipe).
3.1.3 Construct the force main as shown on the plans for each absorption field. Trenching, excavation, and bedding shall be in
accordance with plan details. Force main shall not be backfilled with stones larger than 1 1/2 inches.
3.1.4 DRAINFIELD CONSTRUCTION:
STEP 1: Assemble the distribution network. The manifold should be placed so it will drain between doses, either out the laterals or back
into the pump chamber. The laterals should be laid level. Pressure test the laterals prior to chamber installation if required. (See
section 3.3 pressure testing/system purging).
STEP 2: Install infiltrator chambers (See section 3.4, chamber installation).
STEP 3: Mound soil over the top of the trench to allow for settling as shown in plans.
STEP 4: Re-vegatate the entire drainfield using grasses adapted to the area. Shrubs can be planted in the drainfield area.
3.1.4.1 Lateral orifices shall be drilled on the bottom of the pipe. The first orifice shall be drilled 24 inches from the beginning of the
lateral. Orifices are to be drilled in a manner that minimizes deviation from specified diameter and maintains a sharp edge. All burrs,
cuttings and/or other material are to be removed from within and around each orifice without damaging the orifice.
3.1.4.2 Flushing assemblies shall be constructed according to the plan details.
3.1.5 Pressure test laterals prior to backfill. (See section 3.3 pressure testing/system purging)
3.1.6 ' Install washed gravel and filter fabric.
3.1.7 Every precaution should be taken to prevent foreign material from entering the pipe while it is being installed. At times when pipe
laying is not in progress, the open ends of the pipe shall be closed by a plug or other means approved by the engineer. The contractor
shall clean and remove all debris that has entered the lines in the process of construction. Any foreign material remaining in the
distribution system after construction shall be removed at the contractor's expense.
APPROvcO
The Mason Residence
Red Sky Ranch, LOT 63
Eagle County, CO. 81655
Eliminite Inc.
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3.2 Preparation of pipe surfaces and cement process for plastic pipe
Joining plastic casing is a relatively simple process, but the integrity of the joint will be a function of the thoroughness of the joining
techniques. The materials and tools required include (AWWA,1981):
1.A fine-toothed saw
2.A mitre box
&A small knive, file, or beveling tool
4.Fine-grained abrasive paper
5.Clean, dry cloth or paper towel
6.Cleaner, and/or primer capable of imparting color
7.The proper solvent cement
&A natural bristle brush approximately half the diameter of the casing being joined o a specially designed applicator which may be
included in the solvent cement container.
Preparation of the pipe surfaces and the actual cementing process should be accomplished as listed below (AWWA,1981). Because
solvents are highly flammable and their vapors may present a health hazard in enclosed areas, solvent cements should be used with
care; avoid contact with eyes and skin and long-term breathing of vapors.
STEP 1:Cut casing using a fine-toothed saw and a mitre box to avoid rough or uneven cuts.
STEP 2:Smooth the cut end with a knife, file, or sandpaper. Remove all burrs an cuttings.
STEP 3:Clean the contact surfaces of the pipe end and socket with a clean, dry cotton cloth or paper towel. Grease must be removed
with a cleaner recommended by the solvent cement manufacturer. Roughening the contact surfaces with abrasive paper aids in the
development of a better bond.
STEP 4:Check the fit of the sections to be cemented. A good "dry fit' should show the spigot end entering the socket to about one-half
to two-thirds of its depth. Some manufacturers supply casing with marks to designate proper fit. Incorrectly dimensioned pipe, bell, or
coupling shall not be used.
STEP 5:If the casing is made of PVC, apply a primer to the inside surfaces of the socket. The primer may require more time to soften
the belled end casing sockets than is necessary to prepare the sockets of a molded coupling.
STEP 6:Primer shall be applied to the outside of the PVC casing (spigot) end to prepare it forjoining. All surfaces to be cemented shall
be coated with the primer.
STEP 7:Apply a thin coat of solvent cement to the interior surface of the socket. The use of too much solvent could weaken the casing
wall.
STEP 8:Apply a uniform coat of solvent cement to the outside surface of the spigot end of the casing.
STEP 9:lnsert the spigot end of the casing section forcefully into the socket in the entire depth of the socket while both the inside socket
surface and the outside surface of the casing are completely coated with wet cement.
STEP 10:Twist casing 1/8 to 1/4 turn then hold the socket and casing sections together for at least 15 to 20 seconds or until an initial set
takes place.
STEP 11:Wipe the excess cement from the socket. A properly cemented joint should show a bead of solvent cement around the entire
circumference of the casing where it meets the socket.
STEP 12:To insure a strong bond, a joint should remain undisturbed until an initial set is reached (Table 1)
TABLE 1. Solvent cementing of belled end casing -approximate initial set times*
Temperature Range
Set Time in Minutes
During Initial Set
2 and 3 in
Sizes Larger
(51 and 76 mm)
than 3 in.
F° C.
Casing
(76 mm)
15 to 40 -9.4 to 4.4
7.5
15
5 to 15 -15.0 to -9.4
30
60
-20 to 5 -28.9 to -15.0
90
180
*Development of full operating strength requires cure periods about ten times longer than shown by this table
3.3 Pressure testing/system purging
Once the system has been constructed to the point of testing and purging, the system is to be purged and pressure tested in the
presence of the engineer using the following procedure:
STEP Ulll the dose tank with clean water.
STEP 2:Open all flushing valves on each lateral.
STEP 3:Fill the dose tank to the level which activates the drainfield pump (s) and allow the laterals to purge. Repeat until all foreign
objects have been discharged from the force main and laterals.
STEP 4:Drill an orifice in the clean out cap of each lateral that is the same diameter as the orifices in the laterals.
STEP 5:Fill the dose chamber to the point where the pump (s) engage (s). The engineer shall be present during pressure testing of the
infiltration system to measure the difference in discharge in the lateral ends.
**Please note that design and installation of a subsurface drainfield for this lot is contingent upon the existence of suitable soils to a
depth of at least 48" beneath trench bottoms before a limiting layer is encountered. A limiting layer at a depth of less than 48" from
trench bottoms may result in additional requirements. The contractor is instructed to contact the engineer if such conditions are found.
The Mason Residence
Red Sky Ranch, LOT 63
Eagle County, CO. 81655
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